Future technology solutions for construction from Kubota.
At bauma 2022, Kubota is showcasing future technology solutions for construction, including an electric powered mini-excavator and compact wheel loaders plus a compact tracked loader concept model that features a micro-hybrid engine.
To meet construction and infrastructure demands across Europe, whilst complying with strict emission and noise requirements, Kubota’s future solutions for construction feature next-generation, sustainable engine technology. These include the development of alternative power sources such as electricity, LPG and HVO, alongside Kubota’s core technology – diesel power.
At bauma 2022, the new U36-4 Electric mini excavator and RT210-2e/RT220-2e electric compact wheel loaders will be the latest additions to Kubota’s Smart Energy Solutions range.
These machines deliver all the performance and reliability you’d expect from a Kubota combined with ultra-low environmental impact. The current range includes an LPG mini-excavator and electric compact tracked dumpers which offer high levels of productivity with zero or low emissions.
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Zero carbon emissions
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Lower noise pollution
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Powerful and quiet, ideal for urban projects
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17.8 kW high output performance
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Up to 5 hours operation
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49.2 kWh lithium-ion battery
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Rapid 120 minutes recharge
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3.41m dig depth/5.49m reach
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3,945 kg operating-weight
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Low operating / maintenance costs
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Available 2024
U36-4 Electric mini-excavator
Long working time + same power as conventional diesel Machines
Cities around the world are insisting on quieter, cleaner and greener urban construction sites. Kubota's U36-4 Electric mini-excavator is the solution. Designed to be quiet and emission-free, the performance is just as reliable as you'd expect from a conventionally powered excavator.
Thanks to the high quality lithium ion battery with a capacity of 49.2 kWh, it is possible to work with the U36-4 Electric for up to 5 hours.
The rapid recharge battery also means that the U36-4 Electric can be quickly prepared to work again within 120 minutes.
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Zero carbon emissions
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Lower noise pollution
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Highly agile and quiet, ideal for urban work
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2 independent electric motors (travel drive / working hydraulics)
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Motor traction drive 6.5 kW / motor working hydraulics 12 kW
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48V DC lithium-ion battery (260/390/520Ah options)
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Rapid 60-90 mins recharge
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2.825/ 2.2450m lift height
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950/1140 kg lift capacity
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2200/2350 kg operating weight
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Low operating/maintenance costs
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Available 2023
ELECTRIC RT210-2e/RT220-2e wheel loaders
Take on any load without emissions.
The Kubota all-electric RT210-2e and RT220-2e wheel loaders are designed to perform just as effectively as our diesel versions, but with zero emissions. These powerful wheel loaders offer loading versatility - the RT210-2e offers a long loading swing for increased reach, whereas the RT220-2 offers a shorter loading swing for increased lift capacity and stability. Thanks to a 260Ah/48v lithium-ion battery, Kubota's electric wheel loaders are capable of a full day's work from a single charge. Rapid superchargers can reduce the time to recharge from a 7 hour overnight session to just 90 minutes. More than fifty attachment options are available for superb versatility.
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Engine output: 55.4 kW / 75,3 PS
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Motor generator: 10 kW / 13,7 PS
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48V battery
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2 shift travelling speed: low 7,5km/h - high 11,5 km/h
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Bucket hinge pin height at maximum lift height: 3025mm
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Reach at maximum lift and dump: 1060mm
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4230 kg operating weight
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Max. tipping load: 2980 kg
HYBRID SVL75 micro hybrid compact tracked loader (concept machine)
Clean energy when you need it most.
Since 2010, Kubota CTLs equipped with diesel engines have been sold only in North America and Australia, the main markets for CTLs.
However, with the growing interest in CTL in Europe today, we believe it is time to expand our products to the European market as well.
We hope to contribute further to society in the European market by introducing our premium products based on the technological know-how we have gained in the North American market.
Kubota will present a concept model at this year's bauma, which is equipped with a new type of micro hybrid engine.
The micro hybrid engine aims to achieve, both a smaller base engine and sufficient performance by using an electric motor to assist power output.
With Kubota's Hybrid SVL75 compact tracked loader, you can reduce your overall running costs and fuel consumption by using a combination of electric and conventional power. The powerful electric motor automatically activates when the loader needs an additional and rapid power boost to deal with increased workloads. Performance is uncompromised, with lifting capacity just as high as a non-hybrid model.
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